100 m3/h of a gas mixture containing 84.0 mol % N2 and the balance n-Heptane (the condensable species) flows chrough a pipe at 2.00 atm absolute and 200 oC. s the gas saturated at the given conditions? Justify your answer. If the gas is cooled at constant pressure, what is the temperature at which the condensable fluid just started t condense. Calculate the inlet flowrates of the mixture then repeat part b) but at which 60% condensation is achieved.

100 m3/h of a gas mixture containing 84.0 mol % N2 and the balance n-Heptane (the condensable species) flows chrough a pipe at 2.00 atm absolute and 200 oC. s the gas saturated at the given conditions? Justify your answer. If the gas is cooled at constant pressure, what is the temperature at which the condensable fluid just started t condense. Calculate the inlet flowrates of the mixture then repeat part b) but at which 60% condensation is achieved.

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8th Edition

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Author:Kreith, Frank; Manglik, Raj M.

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Chapter8: Natural Convection

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